story: CHAPTER IX--GONE OVER TO THE ENEMY 
  
  
  
  "Can I teach thee, my beloved? can I teach thee?" E. B. BROWNING. 
  
  Agatha came home in due time, and Magdalen sent her sister to meet her at the station, where they found a merry Clipstone party in the waggonette waiting for Gillian, who was to come home at the same time. There was so much discussion of the new golf ground, that Vera had hardly a hand or a glance to bestow on Mr. Delrio, who jumped out of the same train, shook hands with Agatha, and bestirred himself in finding her luggage and calling a cab. 
  
  "How he is improved! What a pleasing, gentlemanly fellow he looks!" she exclaimed, as she waved her thanks, while driving off in the cab. 
  
  "Is he not?" said Paula, while Vera bridled and blushed. "You will be delighted with his work. I never saw anything more lovely than little St. Cyriac the martyr." 
  
  "He is taken from Mrs. Henderson's little boy," added Vera; "such a dear little darling." 
  
  "And his mother is to be done; indeed, he has sketched her for St. Juliet." 
  
  "Flapsy! St. Romeo, too, I suppose?" 
  
  "Nonsense, Nag! There really was a St. Juliet or Julitta, and she was his mother, and they both were martyrs. I will tell you all the history," began Paula; but Agatha interposed. 
  
  "You must like having him down here. Sister must be much pleased with him. She used to like old Mr. Delrio." 
  
  "Well, we have not said much about him," owned Paula. "He does not seem to wish it, or expect to be in with swells." 
questions: Who's the top quote by?
questions: Who arrived just in time?
questions: Who picked her up?
questions: Where did they pick her up at?
questions: Who was waiting in the wagon?
questions: What did the discussions circle around?
questions: Who did this keep Vera from giving attention?
questions: What did he do after getting off the train?
questions: What did she do after waving thanks?
questions: What was the loveliest thing Paula had seen?
questions: Does Mrs. Henderson have a son or daughter?
questions: Who was the mother sketched for?
questions: Who knew the history of the martyrs?
answers: E. B. BROWNING.
answers: "Can I teach thee, my beloved? can I teach thee?" E. B. BROWNING.
answers: Agatha
answers: Agatha came home in due time
answers: Magdalen's sister
answers: Agatha came home in due time, and Magdalen sent her sister to meet her at the station
answers: the station
answers: and Magdalen sent her sister to meet her at the station
answers: Clipstone
answers:  where they found a merry Clipstone party in the waggonette waiting for Gillian
answers: the new golf ground,
answers: There was so much discussion of the new golf ground,
answers: Mr. Delrio
answers:  Vera had hardly a hand or a glance to bestow on Mr. Delrio
answers: bestirred himself in finding her luggage and calling a cab
answers: who jumped out of the same train, shook hands with Agatha, and bestirred himself in finding her luggage and calling a cab. 
  
answers: Drove off in the cab.
answers: as she waved her thanks, while driving off in the cab. 
answers: little St. Cyriac the martyr
answers:  I never saw anything more lovely than little St. Cyriac the martyr." 
answers: A son
answers: "He is taken from Mrs. Henderson's little boy,"
answers: St. Juliet
answers: he has sketched her for St. Juliet
answers: Paula
answers:  I will tell you all the history," began Paula